high-end

Preposition: of

• market: Over the years numerous Amiga computers were launched, appealing to the low & high-end of the market.
• scale: On average, Amiga users were concentrated in the low-end of the market, while the Macintosh was at the high-end of the scale.

Modifies a noun

• workstation: I've been working on high-end workstations for ten years; they come by default with high quality, high resolution monitors.
• handset: The Chinese company makes high-end handsets powered by running on Microsoft's Windows Mobile platform.
• projector: Some high-end projectors are equipped with more advanced picture settings such as controls for adjusting specific elements of color and contrast.
• graphics: The development system is pretty much a standard PC but with high-end graphics, audio and video cards.
• PC: The PC version requires a close to high-end PC in order for some of these aspects to really be captured.
• gaming: With high-end gaming in meal case ability to emit a deep slit.

Modifying Another Word

• very: Instead of your typical " right-out-of-front-page " website, we develop very high-end state of the art websites.
• only: Sun Fire 15K The Sun Fire 15K is the only high-end data center server with Sun's fifth-generation Dynamic System Domains.
• usually: Clear late last minibus are seatbelts usually high-end holiday.
• even: These advanced configurations are capable of providing higher performance than even high-end SGIs workstations which has been proven in test cases.
• really: If you are looking at really high-end computer systems, the cost of building a.. .

Used with adjective complement

• consider: Mistakes can be considered high-end with clear winners the.
• provide: Today Hitachi is even more successful in developing and providing high-end Broadcast technology.
• go: So I loved that format and I did want to go high-end on it.
• use: Two years ago they introduced their multimedia division and found that they did not need to use high-end Digital Broadcast cameras for CD-ROM content.